Dual frequency window mount antenna
AssigneeWilson Electronics, LLC
InventorAlan Van Buren
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AssigneeWilson Electronics, LLC
InventorAlan Van Buren
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Apparatus is provided for transmitting signals between a cell phone (P), through a coaxial cable (16) through a window inner coupling (20) mounted on the inner side (I) of a window, to an outer coupling (22) on the outer side (O) of the window which connects to an antenna (24), which efficiently couples signals of both the lower cell phone frequency band of about 850 MHz and the high cell phone frequency band of about 1920 MHz that are in current use. The window coupling includes an electrically conductive inner plate (30) lying substantially facewise adjacent to the window and a conductive box device (40) lying around the inner face of the inner plate. The inner plate is of substantially rectangular shape, with a plurality of sides (111-114) extending in series around the inner plate. The length of a path (130) extending from a connection location (91) to corners (132, 134) approximately equals one-quarter wavelength of the higher cell phone frequency, while the length of a path (140) around the periphery of the plate approximately equals one-quarter wavelength of the lower cell phone frequency.
Apparatus for transmitting signals between a telephone lying on an inner side of a dielectric plate such as a window, and an antenna on the outer side of the dielectric plate, which is efficient at a lower cell phone band of about 850 MHz where a quarter wavelength is about 3.6 inches and that is also efficient at an upper cell phone band of about 1920 MHz where a quarter wavelength is about 1.6 inches, comprising:
Apparatus for transmitting signals between a coaxial cable that has inner and outer coax conductors and that has one cable end connected to a cell phone lying in an enclosure that has a window such as a vehicle window, and an outside plate that is connected to an antenna lying outside the enclosure, for cell phones operating in a low cell phone frequency band of about 850 MHz and cell phones operating in a high cell phone frequency band of about 1920 MHz, where the wavelengths are about 3.6 inch and 1.6 inch, respectively, comprising:
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